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... praetors should remain in Italy during their year of office , and that in the following year they should be sent as proconsuls and propractors to govern the provinces . As there were now ten provinces in all , 2 he increased the number ...
... praetors should remain in Italy during their year of office , and that in the following year they should be sent as proconsuls and propractors to govern the provinces . As there were now ten provinces in all , 2 he increased the number ...
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... praetors , were ignominiously routed ; a victory which encouraged so many malcontents to flock to Spartacus that , according to Appian , his army soon numbered 70,000 men . In 72 B.C. , both consuls took the field against him and were ...
... praetors , were ignominiously routed ; a victory which encouraged so many malcontents to flock to Spartacus that , according to Appian , his army soon numbered 70,000 men . In 72 B.C. , both consuls took the field against him and were ...
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... praetors in naval engagements off Sicily , and had ' assailed the coasts of Italy around Brundisium and Etruria , and seized and carried off some women of noble families . . . and also two praetors with their very insignia of office.'2 ...
... praetors in naval engagements off Sicily , and had ' assailed the coasts of Italy around Brundisium and Etruria , and seized and carried off some women of noble families . . . and also two praetors with their very insignia of office.'2 ...
Contents
CHAPTER I | 15 |
Inauguration of the Century of Revolution | 22 |
The First Civil | 28 |
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